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We shall someone took Jacob, someone took Jacob. There was a man with a gun and he took

Jacob. Helicopters scanned a 30 square mile area while searchers below comb the area on foot

without finding a trace. I wanted everybody in the world looking for Jacob. It was like

my son. You know, we're talking getting him home. We did what we had to, what we felt

we had to. Lots of kids that are taken are not taken by some caring person and taken

to Disneyland. They're taken by someone who is into sexually assaulting children and

if you're lucky, you'll find a body in a field. We pull out all the stocks. Turn them

upside down. Sometimes you just can't get it.

A few weeks after Jacob Wetterling was kidnapped, Jacob's mom Patty started getting letters from

all over the country, letters from kids. Kids who had heard about Jacob and wanted to tell

Jacob's mom their own stories of violence and abuse. This happened to me or my sister

ran away and this happened and this and it was like this growing. It's like a snowball

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